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Ultra-Precise Guidance with CLAAS CEMIS 1200
Ultra-Precise Guidance with CLAAS CEMIS 1200Â Â Farms.com
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Certain Big Storm Next Week, Uncertainty on the Details
Certain Big Storm Next Week, Uncertainty on the Details  DTN The Progressive Farmer
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Trump trade policy seen as wild card for US soybean farmers, opportunity for crushers
Trump trade policy seen as wild card for US soybean farmers, opportunity for crushers  Farmtario
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Grain prices perk up on fundamental news
Grain prices perk up on fundamental news  Farm and Dairy
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US Cash Grains-Soy, corn basis bids mostly steady in quiet trade
US Cash Grains-Soy, corn basis bids mostly steady in quiet trade  XM
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August Through October Weather Affected Corn, Soybean Yields
August Through October Weather Affected Corn, Soybean Yields  DTN The Progressive Farmer
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Manage post-election grain market risk
Manage post-election grain market risk  Farm Progress
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Tyson more than doubles profits after building ‘stronger chicken business’
Strong demand and operational efficiencies have boosted the meat giant’s sales despite ongoing challenges from tighter cattle supplies.
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Corn, Soy, & Wheat In the Red
Corn, Soy, & Wheat In the Red | Wednesday, November 13, 2024Â Â Successful Farming
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Grains Continue to Slide Despite Strong Demand: Livestock Mixed
Grains Continue to Slide Despite Strong Demand: Livestock Mixed  Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Tractor Tire Design Impacts On-Road Performance
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — As farms grow and fields get farther apart, farm equipment—especially tractors—spend more time on the road. Getting from field to field smoothly and quickly is crucial for productivity. Choosing tires that match your operation’s in-field and on-road needs ensures safe, efficient and comfortable road travel while maintaining performance in the field.   “Tire…
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Mid-week market movers: Grain market daily
Mid-week market movers: Grain market daily  ahdb.org.uk
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Support local agriculture this holiday season
FRANKFORT, Ky. — As the holidays approach, Kentuckians across the Commonwealth prepare to celebrate with family, food, and festive gatherings. It’s a time of togetherness and gratitude, and it’s also an opportunity to reflect on how we can strengthen our communities. One powerful way we can do this is by choosing to support local businesses…
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2024 was good for some farmers, bad for others
2024 was good for some farmers, bad for others  Farm Progress
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USDA projects fewer acres, greater production ahead for US
USDA projects fewer acres, greater production ahead for USÂ Â World Grain
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American Ag Network’s 40-Year Legacy Expands to FARM
(FARGO, ND) – American Ag Network is celebrating its 40-year anniversary with the launch of parent brand, Farm And Ranch Media (FARM). The legacy radio network brand, alongside almost seven years on the air with nationally syndicated talk show Agriculture of America (AOA) and the commodity-focused podcast/radio show, Market Talk, are aligning under one barn…
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Good Supply, Good Prices for 8R Series Tractors
Good Supply, Good Prices for 8R Series Tractors  Successful Farming
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Showers shifting from the eastern Plains to the Corn Belt
Across the Corn Belt, Wednesday’s Midwestern high temperatures should range from near 45°F in the Great Lakes region to 60°F or higher in the lower Missouri Valley. Producers are attempting to complete any remaining summer crop harvesting. On the Plains, significant snow remains on the ground across portions of the central and southern High Plains. …
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An active pattern for much of the Heartland; a cooling trend gets underway for most
Looking ahead, the 6- to 10-day outlook calls for the likelihood of below-normal temperatures in the West, while warmer-than-normal weather will prevail across the eastern half of the U.S. Meanwhile, near- or above-normal precipitation across most of the country should contrast with drier-than-normal conditions along the northern Atlantic Coast. The post An active pattern for…
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National Grange President Calls for Unity, Sustainability, and Rural Advocacy to Strengthen America’s Future
BETTENDORF, IOWA – Addressing delegates, members, and guests assembled at the 158th Annual National Grange Convention, National Grange President Christine E. Hamp laid out pressing issues impacting rural communities, the nation’s agricultural sector, and the American Dream. As the leader of the oldest farm and rural advocacy organization in the country, Hamp urged a renewed commitment to…
